The shapes, both major and minor, occur in every position and key just like the ... This example is undeniably shape 5 E major pentatonic, but try looking at it from the perspective of a G chord ...

This lick is a typical example of ambiguous tonality: the 3rd intervals spell out an A9 chord (A C# E G B) over the course of bars 1 and 2, before moving up into 12th position for ... looks like the A ...

These are the notes of the A minor pentatonic scale. As with any scale, it pays to learn it in as many fretboard positions as possible ... pentatonic scale every interval is either a two-fret (a major ...